%% ZCE * DarkIsNotEvil: The whole reason Tesserayiel formed the Stranded Light, to play this trope straight. There is no way to live up to this however. ], one she'll be more than happy to show you should you win her heart.]] ** Karashivuel accuses the player of this if they are playing as a Daedra Seducer.

** ] is accused of being this, especially by Karashivuel. ] ** Vrjekka is the more extreme example. She runs a Bordello in the Shivering Isles where people go to experience DeathBySex. *** Keneriel ] * HornyDevils: ** Turumerin. ** If you have 'Knights of the Nine', you'd best not start any of its quests until after the interview quest, as that expansion kills off several characters necessary for the best resolution. If you happen to forget where you're supposed to go on some quests, you're stuck until you figure it out. * GuideDangIt: None of the quests have any quest markers, the journal sometimes doesn't mention where the quest is taking place, and often times dialogue pertaining to where a quest needs to be done only appears once. ] * ]: Everyone in the Stranded Light, and several outside of it as well. * DarkIsNotEvil: The whole reason Tesserayiel formed the Stranded Light, to play this trope straight. And the Renrijra Krin for the Desert Walkers. Second time most of them won't work but she still has ]. First time has several, including a SelfDestructMechanism. ] Thankfully the first two times you encounter her ]. ] Try to take her out the direct route and you'll quickly find out just what kind of a mistake you've made. %% ZCE ** Keneriel, a Mazken currently leading Gellius Terentius down the Golden Path. %% ZCE * ActionGirl: Most of the Female Daedra in and outside of the Stranded Light are this in one form or another.

** Keneriel, a Mazken currently leading Gellius Terentius down the Golden Path. This is an unusual case of observation of white light emission from a single molecule Sm( III) complex.* ActionGirl: Most of the Female Daedra in and outside of the Stranded Light are this in one form or another. With the variation of the excited wavelength and concentration of the solution, complex 1 shows a tunable white light emission with the balance of three primary colors. In complex 1, partial energy transfer from BTPB results in Sm( III)-based red light emission in addition to the BTPB-based blue/green emission. In some cases aggregation of the ligand results in the appearance of a new luminescence band at about 510 nm in addition to the monomer fluorescence. UV-Vis absorption and emission spectroscopic techniques are used to investigate photophysical properties of the ligand and its complexes in THF and CHCl 3. Reaction of the doubly negatively charged bis-bidentate ligand with lanthanide ions forms triple-stranded dinuclear complexes Sm 2(BTPB) 3(H 2O) 4 ( 1) and Gd 2(BTPB) 3(H 2O) 4 ( 2), which have been fully characterized by various spectroscopic techniques. The ligand bears two benzoyl ОІ-diketonate sites linked by a 1,1вЂІ-binaphthoxy spacer. A novel bis-ОІ-diketone ligand, 4,4вЂІ-bis(4,4,4-trifluoro-1,3-dioxobutyl)(phenoxy)-1,1вЂІ-binaphthalene (BTPB), is designed for synthesis of a white light emissive lanthanide complex.

Integration the stranded light